PlayStation 4 is less likely to turn your entertainment center into a sauna

We’re only months away from the launch of Sony’s next-gen console, and that means it’s time for the company to fill out some paper work and to jump through bureaucratic hoops. That includes submitting the new hardware to the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) for approval.

The FCC took a close look at the console (as first spotted by Engadget) and confirmed it is an acceptable device for U.S. consumers. It also reported that it runs at a relatively cool 41 degrees to 95 degrees Fahrenheit. That’s notable because it shows that Sony made an effort to address one of the biggest points of failure for the PlayStation 3.